ARCH–ARCHITECTURE 2005-07 Catalog
Architecture Department
ARCH 101 Survey of Architectural Education and
Practice (2) (CR/NC)
Exploration
of the major paradigms which have guided the development of architectural
education and the profession.
Survey of the roles of the architects and an introduction to curricula and
programs designed to prepare students for careers in architecture. Credit/No
Credit grading only. 2 lectures.
ARCH 105 Architectural Practice 1 (1)
Shop
safety, machine and tool operation and small-scale design and construction. 1 laboratory. Corequisite: ARCH 121 or ARCH 131.
ARCH 106 Materials of Construction (2)
Use and
application of construction processes and materials. 2 lectures.
ARCH 111 Introduction to Drawing and
Perspective (3)
Basic techniques used in
graphic communication. Orthographic and isometric projection.
Mechanical perspective, shades and shadows. 3 laboratories.
ARCH 121 Design and Drawing 1.1 (3)
An introduction to the
issues, concepts, processes and skills pertaining to two- and three-dimensional
design and the freehand and constructed representation and visual communication
of ideas, objects and environments. 3 laboratories. Corequisite: ARCH 105; concurrent: EDES 101.
ARCH 122 Design and Drawing 1.2 (3)
Continuation of ARCH 121
plus the issues, concepts, processes and skills pertaining to color theory and
the design and visual communication of architectural space. 3
laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCH 121 or ARCH 131.
ARCH 123 Design and Drawing 1.3 (3)
Continuation of ARCH 121
and ARCH 122 plus the issues, concepts, processes and skills pertaining to the
analysis and design of architectural form, space and organizations. 3 laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCH 122 or ARCH 132.
ARCH 131 Design and Visual Communication 1.1
(4)
An introduction to the
issues, concepts, processes and skills pertaining to two- and three-dimensional
design and the freehand, constructed and digital representation and visual
communication of ideas, objects and environments. Purchase of a laptop
computer, software and peripherals is highly recommended to participate in this
course. 4 laboratories. Corequisite:
ARCH 105; concurrent: EDES 101.
ARCH 132 Design and Visual Communication 1.2
(4)
Continuation of ARCH 131
plus the issues, concepts, processes and skills pertaining to color theory and
the design and visual communication of architectural space. Purchase of a
laptop computer, software and peripherals is highly recommended to participate
in this course. 4 laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCH
131.
ARCH 133 Design and Visual Communication 1.3
(4)
Continuation of ARCH 131
and ARCH 132 plus the issues, concepts, processes and skills pertaining to the
analysis and design of architectural form, space and organizations. Purchase of
a laptop computer, software and peripherals is highly recommended to
participate in this course. 4 laboratories.
Prerequisite: ARCH 132.
ARCH 160 Digital Tools for Architecture (4)
Substantive
introduction to the use of digital tools in architectural design and visual
communication in the areas of 3-D modeling, 2-D drawing, image editing and page
layout. 4
seminars.
ARCH 202 Creative Problem-Solving (3)
Techniques for stimulating
creative behavior applied to general and environmental problems. Development of problem-solving and decision-making skills and
knowledge. 3 lectures.
ARCH 204 Architectural Theory (3)
Theories
of architectural design. 3 lectures. Prerequisite: EDES 101.
ARCH 207 Environmental Control Systems 1 (4)
Theory and application of climate, energy use and
comfort as determinants of architectural form in small-scale buildings. Emphasis on architectural methods
of ventilating, cooling, heating, and lighting for envelope-load dominated
buildings. 2 lectures, 2 activities.
Prerequisite: PHYS 132 or PHYS 122. Concurrent: ARCH 253.
ARCH 217 History of World Architecture:
Prehistory – Middle Ages (4) GE C3
Architecture and urbanism
in the ancient world, from prehistory to the Middle
Ages. Social, cultural and physical conditions that
influenced the built environment to the Mediterranean basis, plus
ARCH 218 History of World Architecture:
Middle Ages – 18th Century (4) GE C3
World
architecture and urbanism from the Middle Ages until the end of the 18th
century Baroque. Social, cultural and physical conditions which influenced the built
environment of
ARCH 219 History of World Architecture:
18th Century – Present (4) GE
C3
Architecture
and urbanism of the modern world, from the 18th century to the present. Social, cultural and physical
conditions influencing the built environment of
ARCH 221 Architectural Design Fundamentals 2.1
(3)
Continuation of ARCH 123
or ARCH 133 in terms of materiality, structure and function and the theories,
concepts, processes and skills pertaining to the design of architectural form,
space and organizations. 3 laboratories. Prerequisite:
ARCH 123 or ARCH 133.
ARCH 222 Architectural Design Fundamentals 2.2
(3)
Continuation of ARCH 221
plus the theories, concepts, processes and skills pertaining to site, context
and climate as determinants that shape the built
environment. 3 laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCH 221.
ARCH 231 Architectural Practice (3)
Wood
construction methods and processes.
Construction documents used as communication medium for such
methods and processes. 1 lecture, 2 activities. Prerequisite: ARCH 106
plus ARCH 122 or ARCH 132 or ARCH 111. Corequisite: ARCH
252.
ARCH 240 Additional Architectural Laboratory
(1–2)
Total credit limited to 4
units, with a maximum of 2 units per quarter. 1 or 2
laboratories.
ARCH 241 Architectural Practice 2.1 (4)
The history, concepts and
methods associated with the use and application of construction systems,
processes and materials. 2 lectures, 2 activities.
Prerequisite: ARCH 123 or ARCH 133. Corequisite: ARCH
251.
ARCH 242 Architectural Practice 2.2 (4)
A
continuation of ARCH 241 with an emphasis on the concepts, methods, processes,
detailing and documentation of wood construction. 2 lectures, 2 activities.
Prerequisite: ARCH 241. Corequisite: ARCH 252.
ARCH 250 Computer Applications (3)
Introduction
to the application of computers in architecture. History of computing and its use in architectural
practice, hardware options, operating systems, electronic mail, databases,
programming languages, graphics systems, survey and use of selected
applications in architecture. 2 lectures, 1 laboratory.
ARCH 251 Architectural Design 2.1 (5)
Continuation of ARCH 123
or ARCH 133 in terms of materiality and the theories, concepts, processes and
skills pertaining to the analysis and design of architectural form, space and
organizations to communicate intended concepts and meanings. 5
laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCH 123 or ARCH 133; corequisite:
ARCH 241.
ARCH 252 Architectural Design 2.2 (5)
Continuation of ARCH 251
plus the theories, concepts, processes and skills pertaining to light,
construction and function as determinants that shape the built environment and
support the communication of intended concepts and meanings. 5
laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCH 251; corequisite:
ARCH 242.
ARCH 253 Architectural Design 2.3 (5)
Continuation of ARCH 251
and ARCH 252 plus the theories, concepts, processes and skills pertaining to
context, structure and climate as determinants that shape the built environment
and support the communication of intended concepts and meanings. 5 laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCH 252 and ARCH 160; corequisite: ARCH 207.
ARCH 270 Selected Topics (1–4)
Directed
group study of selected topics. Class Schedule will list topic selected.
Open to first-, second-, third-year students. Total credit limited to 8 units.
1 to 4 lectures.
ARCH 302 Theories of Architectural Design (3)
Theories
of architecture and their application in architectural design. 3 lectures. Prerequisite:
ARCH 253.
ARCH 307 Environmental Control Systems 2 (4)
Theory
and application of climate, energy use and comfort as determinants of architectural
form in large-scale buildings.
Emphasis on architectural and mechanical methods of ventilating, cooling,
heating, lighting, acoustics, and water and waste systems for internal-load
dominated buildings. 2 lectures, 2 activities.
Prerequisite: ARCH 207. Concurrent: ARCH 352.
ARCH 310 Architectural Design Methods and
Theories (4)
Analysis
of design process, methods of analysis, synthesis, and evaluation in design. Relation between methods used and
theories of design. 4 lectures. Prerequisite:
ARCH 253.
ARCH 313 Advanced Delineation (2)
Development
of proficiency in architectural presentation. Projects and critiques. 2 laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCH 253.
ARCH 316
Development
of California Architecture as the symbolic expression of the myth of the
California Dream. Focus on tracing
ARCH 320 History of Asian Architecture and the
Built Environment (4) GE C4
Architecture
and the built environment of
ARCH 337 Photographic Presentation (2)
Media presentations in
architecture with emphasis on black and white and color print photographic
presentations, formats, and techniques applicable to architecture subjects and
to design communication. 1 lecture, 1 laboratory.
Prerequisite: ARCH 123 or ARCH 133.
ARCH 339 Video Presentations in Architecture
(2) (CR/NC)
Media presentations in architecture with emphasis on
video format and creative camera and editing techniques as applicable to
subjects in architecture and design communication. Open to students in CAED. Credit/
No Credit grading only. 1 lecture, 1 laboratory.
Prerequisite: ARCH 123 or ARCH 133.
ARCH 340 Architectural Photography (4)
Photography specifically
related to architecture and design. Advancement of students’
technical skills in communicating design through the medium of photography.
2 lectures, 2 laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCH 337.
ARCH 341 Architectural Practice 3.1 (4)
Concepts,
methods and processes pertaining to the detailing and construction of masonry,
steel, concrete and combination structures. 2 lectures, 2 activities.
Prerequisite: ARCH 242 and ARCH 253. Corequisite:
ARCH 351.
ARCH 342 Architectural Practice 3.2 (4)
Continuation
of ARCH 341 content plus the concepts, methods and processes pertaining to the
preparation of outline specifications, production of design development
drawings, life safety, systems integration and cost estimating. 2 lectures, 2 activities.
Prerequisite: ARCH 341. Corequisite: ARCH 353.
ARCH 351 Architectural Design 3.1 (5)
Continuation
of ARCH 253. Development and
exploration of architectural theories, building systems, and design processes
involved in creating appropriate architecture on a sensitive site; implications
of the site as building form generator. 5 laboratories.
Prerequisite: ARCE 212, ARCH 242, ARCH 253 or consent of department head. Corequisite: ARCH 341.
ARCH 352 Architectural Design 3.2 (5)
Continuation
of ARCH 351. Development and
exploration of architectural theories, building systems, and design processes
involved in creating appropriate sustainable architecture with an emphasis on
ecological and environmental concerns. 5 laboratories.
Prerequisite: ARCH 351. Corequisite: ARCH 307.
ARCH 353 Architectural Design 3.3 (5)
Continuation
of ARCH 352. Development and
exploration of architectural theories, building systems, and design processes
involved in creating appropriate architecture with an emphasis on
socio-cultural and space planning/life safety concerns. 5
laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCH 352. Corequisite:
ARCH 342.
ARCH 363 Off-Campus Orientation Seminar (2)
(CR/NC)
Preparation for off-campus
architectural study programs includes cultural orientation, an introduction to
basic language skills, travel and housing protocols as well as academic and
financial advising. Credit/No Credit grading only. Total credit limited to 4
units, with a maximum of 2 units per quarter. 2 seminars.
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
ARCH 400 Special Problems for Advanced
Undergraduates (1–2)
Individual
investigation, research, studies, or surveys of selected problems. Total credit limited to 4 units, with a maximum of 2
units per quarter.
ARCH 401 Toward a Barrier-Free Environment (3)
Exploring
the interface between the built environment and human behavior. Physical and psychological design
determinants. Attitudes towards deviancy, accessible
environments and persons with disabilities. Legal,
ethical, human factors. 3 lectures.
Prerequisite: Junior standing or consent of instructor.
ARCH 407 Environmental Control Systems 3 (4)
Theory
and application of mechanical and electrical systems for comfort. Emphasis on internal-load dominated buildings. Consideration of artificial lighting, H.V.A.C. systems, acoustics,
water and waste systems. 4 lectures.
Prerequisite: ARCH 307.
ARCH 413 The Built Environment: Issues and
Education (3)
Identification
of major issues in the design and creation of the built environment. Strategies for developing instructional units related
to critical thinking and problem solving in the K-12 school setting. 1 lecture,
2 activities. Prerequisite: Junior standing.
ARCH 420 Seminar in Architectural History,
Theory and Criticism (4)
Special topics based on
the exploration of specific approaches, periods of time, and cultural or geographic
areas. Class Schedule will list topic
selected. Total credit limited to 12 units; repeatable in
same term. 4 seminars. Prerequisite: 4th year
standing and ARCH 217, ARCH 218, and
ARCH 219, or consent of instructor.
ARCH 441 Professional Practice (3)
A
critical analysis of the roles and responsibilities of the architect in
providing comprehensive services to the client from project acquisition and
inception to project delivery and closeout. 3 lectures. Prerequisite:
ARCH 342 and ARCH 353.
ARCH 442 Professional Practice (3)
Case
study of an architectural project that addresses selected professional practice
issues presented in ARCH 441. 3 lectures. Prerequisite: ARCH 342 and ARCH 353.
ARCH 443 Professional Practice (4)
A critical analysis of the
roles and responsibilities of the architect in providing comprehensive services
to the client from project acquisition and inception to project delivery and
closeout and the process and requirements for internship development and
attaining registration. 2 lectures, 2 activities.
Prerequisite: ARCH 342, ARCH 353.
ARCH 445 Urban Design in Architecture (3)
Design role of the urban
architect. Economic, environmental and technological forces
impacting on architectural practice in urban areas. 3
lectures. Prerequisite: ENGL 134.
ARCH 446 The Small Scale Master Builder (4)
Principles
of practice as owner-designer-builder, selling or leasing products. Comparison with traditional
practice. Potential income, constraints on design
decisions, and ethics. Analysis of factors and methods
relevant to such practice, including financing, taxes, accounting, market
analysis, and development potential. Starting with
little or no capital. 4 lectures. Prerequisite:
Fourth-year standing.
ARCH 447 Design Regulations (4) (Also listed as
CRP 447)
Practical application of
fundamental zoning, subdivision, design/development standards, and building
codes in the design review process, either in the form of a proposed
development project or preparation of ordinances, codes, standards, and/or
guidelines to apply to a project. 3 lectures, 1 activity.
Prerequisite: Fourth year standing, or consent of instructor.
ARCH 450 Digital Design and Visualization (5)
Theory, principles and
techniques of computer aided architectural or product design, visualization,
and digital animation. Utilization of desk-top computers and 2-D and 3-D
software as integrated tools for development of a comprehensive computer
enhanced design process. 5 laboratories. Prerequisite:
For architecture majors, all prerequisites required by the year and course
level for which the student is seeking credit; for non-architecture majors,
junior standing or permission of instructor; for local professionals not
seeking academic credit, permission of instructor.
ARCH 451 Architectural Design 4.1 (5)
Problems of increasing
architectural complexity involving the comprehensive integration of
architectural theory, design processes, and building systems with emphasis
placed on multifunction singular buildings. 5 laboratories.
Prerequisite: ARCE 316, ARCH 353, or consent of department head.
ARCH 452 Architectural Design 4.2 (5)
Problems of increasing
architectural complexity involving the comprehensive integration of
architectural theory, design processes, and building systems with emphasis
placed on multibuilding, multifunctional projects. 5 laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCE 316, ARCH 353, or consent
of department head.
ARCH 453 Architectural Design 4.3 (5)
Problems of increasing
architectural complexity involving the comprehensive integration of
architectural theory, design processes, and building systems with emphasis
placed on multifunctional projects in an urban context. 5
laboratories. Prerequisite: ARCE 316, ARCH 353, or consent of department
head.
ARCH 457 Computer Graphics in Architecture (4)
Two-dimensional drawing
systems in architectural practice with particular emphasis on office
productivity in the production side of the design process; includes drawing
database administration, local area networks, management
and cost issues. 2 lectures, 2 laboratories.
Prerequisite: Fourth year standing.
ARCH 460 Advanced Computer Graphics in
Architecture (3)
Advanced
methods in the application of computer graphics and multi-media techniques in
architectural design. 2 lectures, 1 activity. Prerequisite: ARCH 133 or ARCH 160
or consent of instructor.
ARCH 461 Advanced Computer-Aided Design in
Architecture (3)
Advanced
applications of computers in architectural design with emphasis on utilizing
intelligent tools in the design process. 2 lectures, 1 activity. Prerequisite: ARCH
457 or equivalent and consent of instructor.
ARCH 462 Topics in Architectural Practice (3)
Selected
topics addressing various aspects of Architectural Practice for advanced
students in CAED. Topics may
include strategic planning, managing quality, ethics, and legal considerations.
Open to undergraduate and graduate students. Class Schedule will list topic selected. Total
credit limited to 6 units; repeatable in same term. 3
lectures. Prerequisite: ARCH 342 or consent of instructor.
ARCH 463 Undergraduate Seminar (2) (CR/NC)
Discussion and lectures on
problems of practice in architecture. Professional ethics.
Students present organized material on some subject of
interest in architecture. Total credit limited to 6 units. 2
seminars. Prerequisite: Fourth-year standing in architecture. Credit/No
Credit grading only.
ARCH 464 Computer Applications in Design (3)
Exposure
to all aspects of two-dimensional computer-aided design. Introduction to three-dimensional
CAD through the use of AUTOCAD 12 software. Class Schedule will list topic selected. Total credit limited to
12 units. 3 lectures. Prerequisite: Junior standing
and current participation in Washington Alexandria Architectural Consortium
off-campus program.
ARCH 465 Design Related Media (3)
The role
of various media of visual communication as tools of documentation, analysis
and creation in the design visual environment. Skills in graphics, photography, product design,
film, video techniques, and printmaking graphics will be developed in specific
relation to environmental design study and presentation. Class Schedule will list topic selected. Total credit limited to 12
units. 3 lectures. Prerequisite: Junior standing and
current participation in Washington Alexandria Architectural Consortium
off-campus program.
ARCH 466 Topics in Architectural History and
Theory (3)
Design from its beginning
with the crafts design period to its expression of industrial design in its
present form. Various stages in the evolution of design explored through
analyzing the influences and contributions of leading artists. Class Schedule will list topic selected.
Total credit limited to 12 units. 3 lectures.
Prerequisite: Junior standing and current participation in Washington
Alexandria Architectural Consortium off-campus program.
ARCH 467 Undergraduate Research (3)
Architecture and urban
theoretical intentions and results in the context of the Capitol of the
ARCH 468 Advanced Environmental Building
Systems (3)
Technologies which provide
a “well building” environment by engaging in: weather protection;
thermal/moisture control; natural and artificial lighting; and electrical and
other “energy source” utility service. 3 lectures.
Prerequisite: Junior standing and current participation in Washington
Alexandria Consortium off-campus program.
ARCH 469 Topics in Design Methods (3)
Relationship of art and
architecture addressed to encourage critical debate. Historically, the “art”
and the “architecture” were not as polarized as today. Both
historical perspective and practical issues concerning collaboration. Class Schedule will list topic selected.
Total credit limited to 12 units. 3 lectures.
Prerequisite: Junior standing and current participation in the Washington
Alexandria Architectural Consortium off-campus program.
ARCH 470 Selected Advanced Topics (1–4)
Directed
group study of selected topics for advanced students. Class Schedule
will list topic selected. Total credit limited to 8 units. 1 to 4 lectures.
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
ARCH 471 Selected Advanced Laboratory (1–4)
Directed
group laboratory study of selected topics for advanced students. Open to undergraduate and graduate students. Class Schedule will list topic selected.
Total credit limited to 8 units. 1 to 4 laboratories.
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
ARCH 472 Housing Design Concepts (3)
For
students preparing for further study or practice relating to housing, urban
design and new communities. This
course will address design objectives, concepts, and current theories and forms
in housing and mixed-use projects. 3 activities.
Prerequisite: Third-year standing or consent of instructor.
ARCH 477 Advanced Topics in Environmental
Architecture (4)
Theory and application of
methods used to address energy and ecological issues of integrated building and
site design. Class Schedule will list
topic selected. Total credit limited to
12 units, repeatable in same term. 4 seminars.
Prerequisite: ARCH 307.
ARCH 480 Special Studies in Architecture (1–12)
Special
issues and problems through research, field trips, design projects, and other
forms of investigation and involvement. Course requirements are determined prior to each individual project
through a contractual agreement between students and department. The
departmental Off Campus Study Guidelines apply except when superseded by
guidelines and practices of the London Study Program of the
ARCH 481 Senior Architectural Design Project
(5)
Comprehensive building
design and research project in an architectural concentration area. Demonstration of professional competency in integration of
architectural theory, principles and practice with creative, organizational and
technical abilities in architectural programming, design and design research.
Total credit limited to 15 units. 5 laboratories.
Prerequisite: 5th-year standing or consent of department head.
ARCH 485 Cooperative Education Experience (6) (4 or 8) (CR/NC) Change effective Fall 2005.
Part-time work experience
in business, industry, government, and other areas of student career interest. Positions
are paid and usually require relocation and registration in course for two
consecutive quarters. Formal report and evaluation by work supervisor required.
Total credit limited to 16 units. Credit/No Credit grading only. Prerequisite:
Sophomore standing and consent of instructor.
ARCH 492 Senior Design Thesis (3)
Development of the
framework and format of a thesis project proposal related to the specific
design option. Work to include: research topic, intent, scope, methodology,
assumptions, outline of work program and documentation. To be taken
concurrently with first quarter of ARCH 481. 3 seminars.
Prerequisite: 5th year standing or consent of instructor.
ARCH 495 Cooperative Education Experience (12)
(CR/NC)
Full-time work experience
in business, industry, government, and other areas of student career interest.
Positions are paid and usually require relocation and registration in course
for two consecutive quarters. Formal report and evaluation by work supervisor
required. Total credit limited to 16 units. Credit/No Credit grading only.
Prerequisite: Sophomore standing and consent of instructor.
ARCH 501 Environmental Control Systems (3)
Comparative
analysis and evaluation of mechanical and electrical building systems in
high-rise and special purpose low-rise buildings. 3 seminars. Prerequisite:
ARCH 407.
ARCH 510, 511 Environmental
Design Methods 1, 2 (3) (3)
Application
of systematic, step-by-step procedures to rational and intuitive judgmental
tasks. Methods for formulation,
idea production, evaluation, and testing applied to planning, testing, design
information systems, communication between designer and client, user
participation in design, and other current topics. 511 focuses
on specific problem area among topics and may be repeated up to 9 units. 3 lectures. Prerequisite: Graduate standing.
ARCH 513 Natural Architectural Lighting (3)
Perception
and awareness of light; natural light as generator of urban spaces and building
forms. Principles
of design in lighting fundamentals and techniques. 3
lectures. Prerequisite: ARCH 407 or consent of instructor.
ARCH 519 Theory of Architecture (3)
Comparative
analysis of the major historic influences which have contributed to the
development of architectural design theories. Class Schedule
will list topic selected. Total credit limited to 9 units. 1 lecture, 2
seminars. Prerequisite: ARCH 319 or graduate standing.
ARCH 521 Graduate Architectural Design Project
(5)
Comprehensive building
design and research project in an architectural concentration area. Demonstration of professional competency in integration of
architectural theory, principles and practice with creative, organizational and
technical abilities in architectural programming, design and design research.
Total credit limited to 15 units. 5 laboratories.
Prerequisite: ARCH 407, ARCH 441, ARCH 442, ARCH 451, ARCH 452, ARCH 453 and
5th-year standing.
ARCH 531 Habitability (3)
Habitability
standards and concepts significant for architectural design and practice. Behavioral analysis of habitats,
facilities and urban systems. Design and development
of structures and systems responsive to human needs. Habitability
and environmental specifications, human factors, human engineering, behavioral
sciences. 3 seminars. Prerequisite: ARCH 303,
ARCH 453, or consent of instructor.
ARCH 532 Quantitative Methods in Architecture
(3)
Roles of
research in environmental design analysis. Approaches to research, hypothesis testing, data
banks, and information systems for design. Use of
research findings in various decision-making systems. 3
seminars. Prerequisite: Graduate standing.
ARCH 533 Architectural Programming (3)
Information
management in the design process. Techniques for gathering, analyzing, and transforming data for use
as design information. Variety of approaches to
pre-design planning. 3 seminars. Prerequisite:
ARCH 453.
ARCH 537 Principles of Development (3)
Theory
and application of the architect's role in real estate development. Topics include financing, corporate structuring,
feasibilities, market studies, and proposal presentation. Emphasis
on the influence of design on the success of the development process. 3 seminars. Prerequisite: Graduate standing in Architecture,
or consent of instructor.
ARCH 551 Architectural Design (5)
Professional initiative
and responsibility in integrating architectural design theory and practice with
fields influencing the total environment. Building types considered as the
coordinating factor. Total credit limited to 15 units with no more than 5 units
in any one quarter. 5 laboratories. Prerequisite:
Graduate standing.
ARCH 561 Advanced Design (3)
Continuation
of ARCH 551. Advanced
studies integrating architectural design theory and practice with fields
influencing the shaping of the total environment. Total credit limited
to 9 units. 3 laboratories. Prerequisite: Graduate
standing.
ARCH 563 Professional Seminar (2)
Problems
and topics in the field of the architectural profession. Seminar drawn upon expertise of
visiting professionals in addition to topics presented by regular faculty and
students. 2 seminars. Prerequisite: Graduate
standing.
ARCH 580 Seminar in Theory of Architecture (3)
Directed
group study of selected topics in the theory of architecture for graduate
students. Class Schedule will list specific topics selected. Total credit
limited to 9 units. 3 seminars. Prerequisite: ARCH
453.
ARCH 592 Graduate Design Thesis (3)
Development of the
framework and format of a thesis project proposal related to the specific
design option. Work to include: research topic, intent, scope, methodology,
assumptions, outline of work program and documentation. To be taken
concurrently with first quarter of ARCH 521. 3 seminars.
Prerequisite: 5th year standing or consent of instructor.
ARCH 598 Master's Design Project (3–6)
Completion
of a master project demonstrating in-depth research ability at a graduate
level. Total credit limited to 9
units. 3 or 6 laboratories. Prerequisite: Consent of
graduate advisor.
ARCH 599 Master's Thesis (3–6)
Completion
of a thesis embodying original research in an area of environmental design. Total credit limited to 9 units. Prerequisite:
Consent of graduate advisor.